Following a direct hit in the area of Majdal Shams, a large Druze town, on Saturday evening, ten were killed, among them children and teenagers between the ages of 10 and 20. Over 34 were wounded to varying degrees and were transported to hospitals by Magen David Adom teams and IDF helicopters, MDA said in a statement.
The rocket hit a soccer field near a playground.
Go to the full article >>An IDF combat soldier was lightly injured from shrapnel this morning after terrorists opened fire upon a military outpost on the outskirts of Nablus, according to reports by Israeli media outlets.
The terrorists likely fired on the outpost from within the city itself, according to reports. The wounded soldier has since been treated at a nearby hospital while the IDF conducts a search for the instigators.
Go to the full article >>An IDF combat soldier was lightly injured from shrapnel this morning after terrorists opened fire upon a military outpost on the outskirts of Nablus, according to reports by Israeli media outlets.
The terrorists likely fired on the outpost from within the city itself, according to reports. The injured soldier has since been treated at a nearby hospital while the IDF conducts a search for the instigators.
The Hamas-run Gaza Health Ministry stated on Saturday that the death toll in Gaza has reached 39,258 since the war started on October 7 of last year.
A further 90,589 have thus far been wounded in the conflict, the Gazan ministry added.
The number has not been independently verified, and the ministry does not differentiate between civilians and combatants in its toll.
The Hamas-run ministry has also been repeatedly criticized for distorting casualty figures.
In May, departing from Hamas’s reported figures, the UN halved the number of women and children it had previously reported had been killed thus far in the war.
Go to the full article >>The Israeli air force struck a Hamas command center embedded in the Khadija school in central Gaza, the IDF announced on Saturday.
The military stated that Hamas terrorists used the compound as a hiding place to plan attacks on Israeli troops and civilians.
The center was reportedly also used by the terrorists to develop and store large quantities of weapons.
Prior to the strike, the IDF explained it took numerous steps to ensure the safety of Palestinian civilians, including the use of appropriate munitions and operating on aerial surveillance and other intelligence.
Go to the full article >>Hamas reaffirmed that it insisted on adopting the latest proposal it submitted to hostage deal mediators and doubled down on its demand for a full Israeli withdrawal from the Gaza Strip, the Hezbollah-affiliated Al-Mayadeen reported on Saturday, citing an undisclosed source.
According to the source, Hamas has demanded that Israel's withdrawal from the Strip would include the Netzarim Corridor and the Philadelphi Corridor.
This week, the Israeli news organization Maariv reported that Israel had informed Cairo that it agreed to conditions related to the Philadelphi Corridor but did not specify those conditions.
Go to the full article >>Following announcements earlier on Saturday to evacuate areas of southern Khan Yunis, the IDF stated that it had struck targets in Gaza.
The military noted that among the targets hit across Gaza were military structures, armed terrorist cells, and more terror infrastructure sites.
Additionally, the IAF struck and dismantled a launch site in the area of Zeitoun that was launching projectiles toward Israeli territory, the IDF added.
Go to the full article >>The Israeli public prefers Netanyahu as Prime Minister but doesn't trust his intentions, according to a recent N12 survey.
The survey, published on the N12 show "Ulpan Shishi," revealed that in head-to-head comparisons, Netanyahu outperforms his main rivals for the premiership.
Netanyahu was the most favored candidate for Prime Minister among the main contenders, receiving 36% support compared to Lapid (28%), 32% compared to Gantz (28%), and 33% compared to Bennett (32%).
Go to the full article >>The Wall Street Journal’s editorial board, on Thursday, published a condemnation of the way anti-Israel protesters acted during Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s visit to US Congress this week.
The board pointed to numerous crimes committed by protesters, including the defacement of federal property, the wounding of police officers, the burning of American flags, and the dumping of mealworms, maggots, and crickets into a hotel where Netanyahu was residing.
“BON APPETIT!!” the Palestinian Youth Movement wrote on Instagram, adding, “Mealworms and maggots (not talking about Netanyahu) were left on their banquet tables, and crickets were released on multiple floors of the hotel.”
Go to the full article >>An Israeli missile ship used by the Navy’s Shayetet 3, in coordination with the IAF, successfully intercepted a UAV that entered Israeli waters from Lebanese territory.
The action was taken in coordination with the air force.
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